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nasdaq is lower by 22. not often you see those two major averages moving about the same in terms of points. percentagewise the nasdaq getting hit harder today by 0.75, compared to the s&p only down 4 1/2 points. >> apple is certainly weighing on the nasdaq. hewlett-packard not helping a technologies case, even as ubs comes out and says the best strategy for that company at this point is just breaking it up into two separate companies. it is time now, as we said, for the closing countdown. >> back with us is sam stovall, peter costos, cnbc analyst. why the decidedly negative, slightly negative tone? >> two reasons. one, everybody is out on broadway getting zeplers for the columbus celebration. >> do people know what that is? >> deep fried dough with a little powdered sugar. >> keep talking. >> getting hungry, right? that's what i do, i bring food. kenny sits here with brings recipes, i bring you real food. >> low volume because of the holiday. >> no one doing anything. i think it's just a rest and market's t
nasdaq is lower by 22. not often you see those two major averages moving about the same in terms of points. percentagewise the nasdaq getting hit harder today by 0.75, compared to the s&p only down 4 1/2 points. >> apple is certainly weighing on the nasdaq. hewlett-packard not helping a technologies case, even as ubs comes out and says the best strategy for that company at this point is just breaking it up into two separate companies. it is time now, as we said, for the closing...
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>> we have the edits if you will from the supreme court ruling. and i think what stands to be determined now is which way does the presidential election go. so the consensus you view obviously is that obama will win. and if that occurs, the reform as essentially written will go into place. if romney/ryan win, i think all bets are off. >> so if romney wins, you have to change your investment thesis and your ideas for what stocks could work in a romney administration? >> no, not really. you've had me on the program several times and i consistently try to talk about did your only investment themes. and that's one category is innovation, that's important new medicines for grieve vus illnesses. and another theme that will be with us regardless of who the president is and who controls the senate and house is cost of health care. yes, i would submit to you that if romney wins, it's going to have a knee jerk response to a few of those sectors, but what i'm really talking about and what we're focused on is things we think will unfold over the next many yea
>> we have the edits if you will from the supreme court ruling. and i think what stands to be determined now is which way does the presidential election go. so the consensus you view obviously is that obama will win. and if that occurs, the reform as essentially written will go into place. if romney/ryan win, i think all bets are off. >> so if romney wins, you have to change your investment thesis and your ideas for what stocks could work in a romney administration? >> no, not...
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it was actually polecat early warning trigger technology that i had filed in august global frac down plans for a campaign on the day of the 22nd of september looking at the environmental concerns. and that's the debate. it's not like other debates in the oil and gas industry. you take the example of extraction of oil in the arctic, the debate against is driven typically by one large organization. in the case of the arctic, that was green peace. with global f rcrack down, it's0 coming together to look at the issue. >> so you pretty good read on what they're all saying and put it in one place. >> yes. that's the thing is how do we identify, how do you get on top of all of that conversation when it's so disbursed and so local, but no less vocal and no less effective compared to those other campaigns. >> james, good to talk to you. it's only going to get bigger, though, right? all indications are this thing will only grow and get a lot bigger. >> and two-thirds of that growth in natural gas will be as a result of fracking. >> good to see you, james. thank you for coming in. other news, c
it was actually polecat early warning trigger technology that i had filed in august global frac down plans for a campaign on the day of the 22nd of september looking at the environmental concerns. and that's the debate. it's not like other debates in the oil and gas industry. you take the example of extraction of oil in the arctic, the debate against is driven typically by one large organization. in the case of the arctic, that was green peace. with global f rcrack down, it's0 coming together...
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technology shares lent support to the taiwan market. mainland china bourses remain closed for the whole week and we'll check in with the hong kong and indian markets when they resume trading tomorrow. back to you. >> thanks very much for that. so that's where we stand right now ahead of the u.s. trading day. october known as a jinx month for u.s. markets because of historic crashes in 1929 and 1987, but how october goes doesn't always translate into a negative for the entire fourth quarter. since 1980, the fourth quarter has traditionally been the best quarter of the year for both the dow, s&p 500 as well as the nasdaq. joining us is partner at bell curve. morning, bill. good to see you. the thing is, we've had a pretty good third quarter, pretty good year, so how does that set us up from a technical point of view? >> well, i think there are two strats that we're looking at. short term over the next month before the election, i think the market's in a holding pattern. i'd call it 1400 to 1500 in the s&p 500. i think with the open end qu
technology shares lent support to the taiwan market. mainland china bourses remain closed for the whole week and we'll check in with the hong kong and indian markets when they resume trading tomorrow. back to you. >> thanks very much for that. so that's where we stand right now ahead of the u.s. trading day. october known as a jinx month for u.s. markets because of historic crashes in 1929 and 1987, but how october goes doesn't always translate into a negative for the entire fourth...
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and there's edits and clips and they find gaffes and they take one sentence. and so i'm not really sure whether it was the cam been's fault. romney was obviously a lot better than his campaign and maybe the president was not as good as his campaign. but the mainstream media, here's the "daily news," that's the headline. let me die? it's a lady in -- there is one thing up here, mitt was apparently a hit. >> but the paper goes to bed before -- >> i think annen consume bent president has a huge advantage apespecially a democrat. >> well, right, but it's not his campaign's fault or the media's fault. it's that if he could have a debate every week, that would be great for him. >> how come he hasn't done more live interviews? he's probably his best advocate. >> i ask the campaign to come on here every week. >> i've been frustrated by the same thing. i understand that. i've asked them for time, as well. and that hasn't happened. but there is nothing, nothing like being with an incumbent president and challenging him. that raises a challenger simply by the fact thats
and there's edits and clips and they find gaffes and they take one sentence. and so i'm not really sure whether it was the cam been's fault. romney was obviously a lot better than his campaign and maybe the president was not as good as his campaign. but the mainstream media, here's the "daily news," that's the headline. let me die? it's a lady in -- there is one thing up here, mitt was apparently a hit. >> but the paper goes to bed before -- >> i think annen consume bent...
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it reduces the work force by 5%. mosaic reported disappointing first quarter results says the company's profit shrunk shank 18%. >> this is something you don't hear every day. a foreign company bringing new jobs to this country. we'll tell you how many jobs, where they are, and what company is responsible. plus david einhorn, it is hedge fund titan shares his best ideas with investors from all over the world. we'll tell you what those ideas are. jk penny's ceo is talking about reinventing retail in new york. we'll find out what he says about the transformation at the retile giant. if steve jobs were aalive would he fire tim cook? one expert thinks he would. we're going to debate if he's right. all that is coming up in the next hour. you're looking at a live shot of where new york attorney general eric snyderman is speaking to the press at the department of justice in washington about the suit against jpmorgan. what are we expecting from this conference. >> this is a potential new model how the feds and states bring a
it reduces the work force by 5%. mosaic reported disappointing first quarter results says the company's profit shrunk shank 18%. >> this is something you don't hear every day. a foreign company bringing new jobs to this country. we'll tell you how many jobs, where they are, and what company is responsible. plus david einhorn, it is hedge fund titan shares his best ideas with investors from all over the world. we'll tell you what those ideas are. jk penny's ceo is talking about reinventing...
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which should bring the unemployment rate down to about 5. are you looking for 5? >> the participation rate at the start -- >> 42% seasonal factors. election factors. >> demographics. don't forget, we have the baby boomer age which is actually a true factor. >> are you forecasting 5.9? >> probably not. >> i bet you we get 7.9, don't you think? >> today? >> eventually, yeah, but not today. >> is that a conspiracy theory? >> exactly what it is. we're at 8.1. >> is this obama metrics? a special gauge for the metrics? >> phil, you're talking hundreds of thousands of jobs where you finally get down to this net number and then you got all these other assumptions that go into the participation rate. and there must be 100 assumptionses th s thathat go i. >> you're sitting with a 30 year low. you could easily throw another couple hundred thousand discouraged workers in there and bring the number under eight. the metrics that we look at, in the post war era, no president's ever won re-election with it under 7.3. so there's no way we're getting down to 7.3 in the next month.
which should bring the unemployment rate down to about 5. are you looking for 5? >> the participation rate at the start -- >> 42% seasonal factors. election factors. >> demographics. don't forget, we have the baby boomer age which is actually a true factor. >> are you forecasting 5.9? >> probably not. >> i bet you we get 7.9, don't you think? >> today? >> eventually, yeah, but not today. >> is that a conspiracy theory? >> exactly what...